[SunkenCiv]

Or maybe not. ;')

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[ogen hal]

I, for one, aren’t too concerned about 220 years from now. I don’t believe I’ll be around.

[ek_hornbeck]

I thought that the mid-Atlantic rift (the one responsible for volcanoes in Iceland, the Canary Islands, etc) was actually pushing the continents apart and widening the Atlantic. How is this new fault line interacting with the existing, active rift that’s in the middle of the Atlantic?

[V K Lee]

This reminds me of a movie seen in Grade school/Jr high (in the 1950/60)

With more and more oil taken out of our planet Earth, the orb begins to crack. Seem to remember a plan to blow up dams to fill the cracks. Then the movie plot dims and don’t remember the end or who might have been in the film. Does anyone remember this movie? No, not CRACK IN THE EARTH, no mention of lack of oil/liquid being the reason given, according to Rotten Tomatoes. Just asking. Wondered about this for years now and thought some here might know. TIA